Pieces of Judaica jewelry in solid 14K gold and .925 sterling silver — stamped and guaranteed authentic.
Star of David. Star of David pendants is the largest group, in plain, filigree, diamond-cut and stone-set designs, from small charms to substantial pendants. The Magen David is the piece most often given for a bar or bat mitzvah.
Chai. Chai pendants — the Hebrew letters chet and yod, meaning life, and numerically eighteen, which is why gifts are so often given in multiples of 18.
Hamsa. Chamseh and Hamsa pendants — the open hand worn for protection, often with an eye at the centre.
Home and scripture. Mezuzah pendants hold a tiny scroll, scroll pendants carry inscribed text, and menorah pendants mark Hanukkah.
Mizpah. Mizpah pendants break into two halves — one for each person — inscribed with the watchword for those parted from one another.
Pair with a 14K gold chain or a sterling silver chain. Browse all Religious Jewelry.
